Dr Pepper Zero

I love Coca Cola Zero, but found I drank so much of it that I was getting fed up with it, and went in search for something new. When I discovered Dr Pepper (my favourite childhood drink) in the Zero range, I was thrilled, and paid £1 for my 500ml bottle. When you open the Dr Pepper bottle, it smells exactly like the original, a sweeter version of Coca Cola. You'll have to be careful, as I found this one most fizzy, and it nearly overflowed! Taking a little sip, I examined the taste. As the bubbled jumped around in my mouth, the sweet flavour came rushing back to me. It was exactly like I remember it, not much different from Coca Cola, but as I said with the ...

Every now and then my mother decides that I need to cut down on the caffeine and begins a quiet campaign to achieve this. In this case I arrived at the house for the weekend a few weeks ago to find she had "helpfully" stocked up on Dr Pepper Z rather than my usual Dr Pepper. So what is Dr Pepper Zero? Basically it's Dr Pepper with all the fun stuff taken out. No sugar, no caffeine, and the same price as regular Dr Pepper - £2.59 a six-pack, which isn't cheap, but you can regularly find "buy one get one free" or "two for £4" deals in Tesco and Asda. And... okay, yeah, I do need to cut down on the caffeine. And there was ...

Dr. Pepper "Zero" is the sugar free version of the original popular soft drink. Does losing the sugar lessen the taste? Dr. Pepper is one of my favorite soft drinks. Whilst it is similar to cola in many ways, it just seems to have a slightly fruitier flavour to me. Interestingly Dr. Pepper is older that Coke, having been invented in 1885 in Texas - it is America's oldest soft drink. Original Dr Pepper, like most cola type drinks, contains alot of sugar. Whilst it is fizzy, it also feels slightly "thicker" than water in your mouth and is a bit "syrupy". Diet drinks generally taste "thinner" without the ...